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My Social Impact is a dynamic social impact consultancy – we think beyond just the numbers. We call it ‘Human Economics’. What we do: Defining Social Purpose. Creating a cohesive Social Impact Strategy. Measuring and reporting Social Impact. Helping good organisations do more good.

Duncan Hancox

Strategy Director

Duncan has 25 years of experience as a management consultant. Recently he was a director with Deloitte Consulting in Sydney where his projects focused on health and social care, public health and sustainable transport. He has also worked with housing developers and estate management companies to plan for and deliver environment outcomes.

Duncan is an accredited social value practitioner, and serves as advisor to several technology start ups in travel and mental health.

Away from work, Duncan enjoys marathon running, short story writing and travel.

Dr Chris Arnold

Creative Strategy Director

Dr Chris Arnold, is a Dr of business with a career spanning several decades in the marketing industry including a notable period on the board of Saatchi & Saatchi. He founded one of the first creative ethical marketing agencies in the UK, is a specialist in connecting brands with communities and developing social purpose and creating social impact campaigns. He was Brand Republic’s ethical blogger for over 10 year and is author of “Ethical Consumer and the New Consumer”.

Chris is a member of the Institute of Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability (ICRS)

Away from work, Chris’ likes organising community festivals, running an experimental music club and rock climbing.

Marcus Warry ACA

Social Impact Accountant

Marcus, is a Chartered Accountant and social entrepreneur with a passion for creating Social Impacts in the UK and Uganda. His dyslexia drives him to embrace chaos as a breeding ground for innovation, and like his favourite philosopher, Socrates, he loves to think up difficult questions and to challenge prevailing orthodoxies. With a strong social conscience combined with a solid background in accountancy and finance, he understands the need to pursue profit and purpose equally.

Marcus is a member of The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.

Away form work, Marcus likes art, debating, boats and boxing.

Social Impact Consultant | Founder of The Wild Ones | Chartered Accountant

Marcus Warry is the driving force behind The Wild Ones , a creative social enterprise based in Kampala, Uganda — part bar, part studio, and part cultural movement. The Wild Ones is a My Social Impact project.

The Wild Ones is more than a venue; it’s a live platform for emerging artists, musicians, designers and performers to collaborate, create, and share their work with the world. Marcus leads its development with a clear vision: to demonstrate how creativity, community and culture can contribute meaningfully to social and economic growth.

A Chartered Accountant (ACA), Economist and seasoned social impact consultant, Marcus has spent the last decade helping organisations in the UK and East Africa align purpose with profitability. His work focuses on helping businesses and charities measure, report, and scale their impact – with a mission to elevate social impact to the same strategic importance as profit.

He is also a trustee of Interim Spaces, a UK charity that transforms empty buildings into creative hubs for artists and entrepreneurs, amongst other things..

Marcus is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). His dyslexia fuels his creative problem-solving and ability to think laterally — a quality that echoes his admiration for Socratic questioning and his passion for challenging conventional thinking.

Outside of work, Marcus enjoys art, debating, boxing, building things and restoring old boats. His creative practice as a painter and his belief in experiential, people-powered innovation continue to inform his approach to building ventures that serve both purpose and community.